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Get Sponsored!
Healthy Traditions is looking to sponsor
volunteers to receive Master Gardener
or Master Food Preserver training
thru the OSU Extension Programs.
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Contact your Area Office for details and registration:
Siletz: Sharia Robinson
Eugene: Adrienne Crooks or Nora Williams
Salem: Bev Owen or Cecilia Tolentino
Portland: Sherry Addis or Verdene McGuire
Pictured Below: Tribal member, Adrienne Crooks displays a salmon
fillet during a salmon canning class in the Portland Area Office.
Adrienne Crooks works for CTSI as a Community Health Advocate
in Eugene. She has been using her Master Food Preserver training to
help teach other tribal members.
Interested in learning to hunt?
Learn from a veteran tribal member hunter
during the 2011-2012 Elk Season.
Visit the Natural Resources website or
contact Healthy Traditions 541-444-9627.
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The CTSI Healthy Traditions project
seeks to improve the health of Siletz
Tribal Members through educational
activities which promote the use of
traditional foods through hunting,
gathering, gardening, cooking, food
preservation and protecting our natu­
ral resources.
For more
contact Sharia Robinson,
or email, sharlar@ctsi.nsn.us
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